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Big Butler

 A game for all the royal family.
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Big Butler is the latest in a long line of reality TV shows that promises fun for all the family, complete with late night showings of all the comings and goings in the house of Windsor.
Based over a 10 week period all the servants get to play. We start off with a full compliment of household staff and a percentage get voted off the show by you, the public.
How will the royals cope with less and less staff each week ?. Will they rise to the challenge and find that they can get their own breakfast each morning. Will Prince Charles be able to dress himself without the help of his footman. You decide.
—sufc, Nov 24 2003

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       Does the Royal Family get extra points if they spot the journalist before s/he photographs the Royal cheese doodles?
—DrCurry, Nov 24 2003
   

       beginning to think that I would prefer - Ten Little Royals. we vote one off every night. Prince Phillip in the Bedroom with a length of Rope. Prince Andrew in the Bath - gurgle.
—po, Nov 24 2003
   

       <po> Royal Cluedo would be a much better idea than this. <sufc walks away muttering princess michael of Kent, in the chapel of St George, with a plastic spoon>
—sufc, Nov 24 2003
   


 

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